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The Portland daily press., 1887-03-02
INGALLS'S UNERRING INSTINCT.
N " Cnn

Probably Mr.. ingalls, takes the presidency
OF the Senate as rest. 1t will be curious il
he does not resign it in December. He makes
a good referee, but there is more glory to be
got in fighting; and Mr.. ingalls,, to apply to
him what Rufus Choate said of the second
Adams, has an unerring instinct for the iugu
lar vein of his adversary.
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CURRENT COMMENT.
A GOOD KIND OF MAYOR.
ST. Iouis Post Desnatch

st. Louis Post Despatch.
1t is impossible not to admire the pluck of
the mayor of Nice who undertook to restore
the confidence of the frightened people by
giving his official assurance Immediately al
ter the earthquake that the worst was over
and that they had nothing more to fear. A
mayor who can guarantee a city against an
earthquake shockis mayor worth having
UNDER HILLS HAT
Philadelphia Press.
1t isn't merely a single presidential bee
which buZzes and huns in Gov. Hills hat.
but it is a whole hive of 'em.
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Notice.

"A LII keepers of hotels, boarding houses and
"A employment Offices to whom persons are
within the State and who are such persons as are
liable TO become public charge, are earnestly re-
guested to send both the person bringing and such
seers Of the Poor, that their pauper settlement
may be determined as to whether it is in the city
or not. In doing so you will help the Pauper De-
ming TO add quite an amount to our palmer ex-
penses. PER ORDER. feb2idtd
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From 115 lbs. to 1861 lbs.
To the Cuticura Remedies / owe
My Health, My Happiness
and MY Life.

A day never passes that do not think and sneak
kindly OF the CUTICURA REMEDIES. Seven wears
ago, all OF q dozen Jumps formed OH my neck rang
ing III size from cherry stone to an orange The
large ones were frightful to look at and painful to
bear; people turned aside when they saw me. in
disgust, and was ashamed to be on the street or
IN society. Pnyslcians and their treatment, and all
medicines failed to do any good. In moment OF
despair tried the CUTICURA REMEDIFs-CUTI-
cURA, the great Skin Cure and CUTICuRA Soar
an exquisite Skin Beautifer externally and Cur
nally; the small Jumps Gas call them) gradually
disappeared and the large ones broke in about two
weeks, dscharging large quantities of matter leay-
ing Two sgnt sears In my neck to-day to tell the sto-
ry OF my suffering. My weight then was one hun
dred and fifteen sickly pounds; my weight now is
one hundred and sixty-one solid healthy pounds
and my height Is only i've feet, five inches. In nv
travels praised the CUTICURA REMEDIES North
South East and West To CUTICURA REMEDIES
OWE MY HEALTH, MY HAPPINESS and MY LIFE
A prominent New York druggist asked me the 9th
er day, DO you still use the CUTICURA RENE
DIES you look to be In perfect health?'' NV reply
was Il do, and shall always. have never known
what sickness is since l commenced using the
CUTICURA REMEDIES" Sometimes am LAUGHED
at BY praising them to people not acquainted with
their merits, but sooner or later they will come to
their senses and believe the same as those that use
them, as dozens have whom have told Nav fine
time come when there shall be large CUTIcURA
Suppay d House IN every city in the world for the
DIES shall be sold ONLY, SO that there viii be rare
~ need OF ever entering q drug store;
Z. .. Box 1897, New York, N. Y
CUTIcURA REMEDIES are positive cure for ev-
to Scrofula; Sold everywhere. Price: CUTIcURA.
30 CENTS SOAP, rs cents REsoLvFNT, 81 90
Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL
Co., Boston, Mass.
Send for "HHow TO Cure skin Diseases.,,
pMPLES, Blackheads, Skin Blemishes, and Baby
lfCn ffrruar frrwr. CO.
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M. q. M. ASSOCIATION.

A stated meeting of the Maine Charitable Me-
- chanic Association, will be held In the
evening, Mar. 3rd, at 7.3o O'clock.
marld3t R.B. SWIFT, Secretary.
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ASSICNEE'S SALE.
SECOND wEEK.
FINE CLOTHING
49, FOR ---
M EN- AND BOYS,
At Much Less than Usual Prices.

Inc array Of Bargains which display week from the Bank
Tup otock OIL burgess Co.. Waterbury, Conn., are Many
0I srnsy last week have " been entirely but
being disposed Of at redicuosy prices
WIZ nousnt can e We call attention other
large O Oh Mems Fine All Wool
STYLE rscass in every respect Burgess price $22 s25
our price i9 sizes 80 to Az desirable quality
sO9 All WOOL Suits in sacks and ocks Men Young
in fact they too cheap. - ~ 7as'
One small lot of Gents
ed at only So each; half price; few left. $500
Elegant values in Mems and Young Mems Fine Suits
Young Mems Boys Chdrens listers
ana keeers All VERY Low PRICES Confidence that
those who want to few dollars good for next
winter, they had better buy now ~ ~ W
bargains In Mems and Young Mems Pants So and
ty - = - : H 20 ~-'oo anu % quar-
Bargains Boys Knee Pant Suits $780, S. Sc and ST.
PRICE, - " ' " "''oo anu 90 nAir
EXTRA in Boys Knee PANTS at 25 So 5 cents ST
Si.5O S2 and $3.50. Sizes to 16 years. ' =
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About ESQ Shirt Waists ST. 25 and so alitv and in
sizes from to Ia only so cents; cannot last only
rev aays good for
SI dozen Boys Shirt Waists extra quality % cents
cents each. 800 f'' 'o o0"'e oins ~
knowing it will be to your advantage y o " oi0i'
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Tie Public Schools.
OFFICE nE SC'iOOL tOMMIs'ioNTi

OFFICE nE SC9iOOL tOMMISIiuNTE.
AB3'NllL!:. =. C., Frt. :, rs.
TIE county :l.t"i ii T.: aimIH;'"s;, t''g", =
4 wLih tie concurrence Of i'll" Ir,'i ).
school Trustees. have d",'id"! I.2at the n:o';:'~
~ iay uI ir:;, hers s;'ull G'c ior llc tlc>;ii
:, ar AZ follows:
Fist t;r:ttic-;w~lny Do Lars.
second Grdc--fjli"ci D"li;trS.
EhIru G'ar,c-Irn D1iiafS.
That Tic minimum average number nf nii-
ni!S lrr HIu";h that >'i:,;l "!:tiii"H ;ca;irr 10
illl DAY N cpInI, >,'.Iu,S viii h fifteen I'D,
in the inc. T. cd towns a9'i Villages ;w"i'-
~ tLtn pupils. IN ~" event whvr" the avcf;t+r
:.uin! c OF ;up.l~ # lawfal SO ;;i''.,
below TIC tuiniu .i.i. thr Trustees Will ?IE 81
per capita SiI..r Oi Ia" !1bItiIiE p:sy. The Dill
lies OF the Sc,ODi Trustees DuinG so fully set
forth IN the school LAW, "a copy nt which VIII
be furnished 10 every Trustee on demand at
the ScnoOl Commissioners office it is ulIGec-
essay Ia linkc"Ty Su ;-;c":;u"S"S 10 the III Ii
:tycuirmt ana rrivS )I tuc Pubic Scho"!S, n0:'.
ia. r,I,l Them TO ihc following sections If
the School LAW. viz: Scctiois 1919. lHil. lGl2,
lrl3 and section |, l'ag. -, Can Act I" lim!!
he a.cS o: persons attending the free pubh"
.rhuul>,; ard T. rniuin upon ihcm Ill" iEi-
lort;lncr Cf the rtIi.!il c%ccut!on Oi tIiIS pp:-
zion oi III" SChor! Law.
Having now a;sGni."l TIC r"SprnSif'lc duties
Of ;:r Office O.. S"h"" Commissioner ana two
.,rc:.; work uf c,,c;.t "S thr masses. res ncct
Of Sctool "ril>1 r'> oi he coUniE in ;lcco!:l-
piiS'.ug tGi, rh;"cI, and also l:c.r i''a - CO..
operation in sIrn>l''% the SCH 'Oi lt.n,' !idi-
cio"~iy AID p:oiiiHi,iy, So as 10 rcac.i every
pup, pnti::cd TO IL Wl;E:a the limit a the
cuunty. Il. pN ! ~
$cn0ot Cum;E i;-unCr y. e..
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l,ancr in the Heart.
Az OLD w.rt. = LOVE S:oEN.

Dearest heart, the ha.C~ arc fi!in@,
And i.c summer hir'."h l'W'
Ard hr.rt',V ~ ri."i> hiiiiI&
Wuru the :.y'ii=h' ',!t IN "W'
D,.r,.,.s - rIrr. ll,Wrr> rr dyi.,'.
And Ih"m' ! Il >out ward tart:
Hut no cau>c h-.>rw TT ~i@h H..
For j. ~'ii.;..',.' III lhr II +'rt.
Yes, is Su,n.Iitf in the htar';
l;rI a!.,i ho ro:n MA d., at,
I,ur Guy ;ovc vii h"li !O:rNrr-
I;lad. Nv 1t -r!u:nrr in :hc. heart.
Winter SHOWS viii s"pn b" l.;in&,
('nhl and MT" IN v'tlc n 4 hiIi:
Winter W mis- II soon We S'"hin"
Thron. il I!c ~ nr:lc> Ia cand chill;
But Tho icy hrc' HrS '"'v''r
TO our liv"S i,ic rhiH lmmart,
For our love 60 h KEEP forever
Glorious Suiinrr in ;hc h"a".
Yes, Ills >um!nar in th" heart;
SHOWS may iIil ana tcar.rroDS start,
But the <"U. thai loves, forever
Kcerrth summer in the heart.
Hand in hand, through life together,
You anu hay" iourn"yen long;
Laughing az ;hc stormy weather,
Meeting trunhr with SOM.
Sorrows, storms hav" beat around us
Oft we've felt tho te?r-'!rorS start;
But. wherever trorhl" fDEnd us,
Love krCt Sun.!nr" in tnr heart.
Yes twas Summer in The heart;
GviefS might come and joys depart.
Eut the Sun>hin" fingered with us
Love i.:a,'" Sumrlor in the heart.
So. at las, when d"a.h shall find US
Watcl,ln:. waiting. haTd in hHnd,
With iifeS summertime behind us,
And our feet upon The strand
Though upon III" shores we sever,
Drifting COR awhile apart
We shall meet and feel forever
Endless Sumner in the heart.
Thcrc'l he summer il the heart;
Though awhile We drift apart.
Love will, bring. beyond the SHADOWS,
Endless summer tothe heart.
Selected.
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SCHOOL Ta!jS'IE'::
Abbevillc County.

TOWN$!fIP IT. H. NUo:c. j. y. King,
j Inu. II. Alcur".
TuwNS.IIr Il. y. e. Waller, /. :. Riley,
J. +. Coleman.
TnwNslIr &C. W. Connor. w. J. MoGrr,
TnwHSii;r 4.--.I. W. Ma.tison, L. Il. Wal
drop, NJ. Erwin.
TowySIrIp =. Wesley Crawford, Dr. f. II.
Edwards. J. 4. e. Dunn.
TOWNSHIP CT. l.. iiadlon, i. ii. Eakin,
W. +. Morrison.
TnwxsIIIr Sd. NJ. Jordan. ]. NJ. Pruitt,
TOWNSHIP or. NJ. Jay, J. D. Ncc!, NJ. D.,
w. c. Robinson.
TOWNSHIP lO.-J. L. Pressly, John Lyon.
\. X. Watson.
TowHs lip ll.-W. A. Tamp.cton. Jno. &.
Edwards, =. II. Cochran.
TowSsI1Ip FL. II. Bell, NJ. d., John d.
Alcwinc Il. o. Nc dams.
TOWNSHIP l'.-I. ii. McCalin, j. j. John
ston. ]. Il. MOSclcy.
Tnwxs.1ir He. Calhoun, w. NJ. Tagg"rt,
NJ D.. !. II. Hester. ~ ;,
TOWNSHIP l1.-J. II. Mor:ah W. Il. Powell,
W. i. Mc:Irilc.
i''''''''' i. CGW.iN,
Chm. Bl. TX. \. e..
Jan. &C, 1856. If Ned. copy
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Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Jane &. HutchiSon. EX,r'S. &c. against Thor-
as Young CT al.-iurrciosurc.
DY virtue of an order OF sale made in the
d above stated case, will of'r for sal" ut
public outcry at Nbbevislct. H., Sc, on s:alr-
day in March, 1857, within the legal hours O!
sale, the following described property. Situ-
ate III said State and County, wit: All that
tract or parcel Of land. known as Oliver &
Ioung'S Mills, containing
Sixty Acres,
more or less, bounded hy lands of Massa!on
Bell, lately owned 10y II. \ len. OF Estate oi
Robert Hutclis0n and j. T. BaSkin.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc-half cash, balance
in twelve months, with interest from day of
sale. secured by bond Of the purchaser and Il
1nortgag" of the premises. Purchaser to pay
for papers and recording.
J. c. KLUGII, Master.
Feb. 70, 1887, st
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JOIN ALEXANDER,
CCNGARE
IR()I WORKS.
Columbia. S. G.
Agnt for
OH HAPM ANS
PERPETUAL bVAPORATOn

'j'HESE WORKS WERE ESTABLISHED in
lsiI by M"ssrs. Geo. Sinc.aIr and james An.
IL rsnn and purchased by me III .hc ycar lsji and
from that nm.' Ill n"w carried on successfully by
sell. My tric,.S alU customers viii bear witness
%, the large and stuIrnd"s Jobs cNrcutrd by me- 1t
job uf is elias executed IN this city MAS done
viz: the making -; tie Pipes Tor tnr City Water
Works IL tie wear l>.>. In !Ec branch nf BELL
FOUNDING, can say th,t have mad, the iaI.cs;
bells cas-, IN th'' State. Suci the bell for the
CITY Hall in Columbia.
My stock OF uatt"rns for ARCHITECTURAL
WORK COLUMNS e.. Store fronts, is lar.c and
various. an,! in kAlLlNGS for Balconies. Gardens.
aud Cemeteries | have the largest variety and mos;
modern patterns: many Of these are patented and !
nave purchased the rich! Tor this state.
In the machine line can furnish nv patrons with
STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS of any size and
description. ny CIRCULAR SAW MILLS have
carried " the rizc at every State Fair held in this
city, and in their construction have taken rains t.
combine simplicity with the most useful modern i'm.
rrnvrm"rrs. and may fait"r mvsrlfihat my CIECC-
LAR SAW MILLS find favor with every sawyer who
undrrStnr's his luSii vsS.
The many orders am steadily receiving for ST-
GAR CANE MILLS prove ilat The public appreciate
III" mills of my make. anT So It is with my GEAR.
ING for II 'l:SE POWERS. GlN WHLELS, GElSI
MILLS and ,Ihrr MiCllINhlT.
have the n:anu'acturn" right "ir r'"ny PATENTS
such as castings fr EuCK ,OTTON AND likI
PRESS and three f,Ur ,l'fl,rcnt FEED IUTrkS
and other implements.
will h" pleased l" S.rd my rircularS 10 ay :rrii-
cant. t"@rth'.. with pri"c list estimate. NJ prices
are moderate. AM | assure H." ru'fic that lry
lower than hes" "f Northern manui:ctnrcs and that
my work will cuuarp fav'ra'y with tha; "i any 9TH
cr maker. Adir ~
John Alexander,
CoSGAi:Ei: I,:pH WORKS. Columbia, :. c.
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Terra o Gotta Wells.

I.'l,': un,'"r~i:nc,i will put you upa 10 inch
/ Terra Gotta VII for hal; the price of a
,!li. .;n" The common wood bucket Is used
10 drawing "'#.r'. Tie cleaning out is the
Wort; a.: :. nr,rnrn; h% kCCping ~ galvanizcd
H.!r..' II ~ tuci,i in Ihc bottom 20 be hooked
u;;l ii y Il. ;'ati>E:ct!0a guaranteed. Also
agent iur thc celebrated Cucnmtcrilumr:
c. NJ. CALHOUN,
Greenwood, :. G.
!Mvy ura frog prcoc and superior 20 ono dug.
Joel =. Eui!cy, Greenwood.
They arc bound To take precedence over all
otae.S POI. flake. Greenwood.
Joe Li"On. Bradley.
i;tv. II. smart. Troy.
DR.. j.. Anderson, Ninety-SiX.
Ecv. Prcssly Due West.
ID. J. Wardlaw, McEur!n' ok.
!C, otter names given if necessary.
:'ch -, lSN,; l%r
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Collins at Mt. Carmel.

T w. SIGN ha> collins nj Mt Carmel in the
sD care of W. =; POWELL. The HEARSE
will be sc.It .i"lm .A"bcIi,lc ~Ecn desired.
Jan. = 1887. II
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SheriT's Sale.

Edmund rOwan ana others gains William
W.lS,m.-SUi:0r; Executions
JII' viz pro Sun1 Y EXC"U' ions I" me- di-
- ret d. III IN" ah 'vr>ia "d case, viii 81!
L. t!,c rli,>t bidder. III pu IL; -thr:inn vi H.
in II, t...; hours oi rll". ai Ah'r'vi!l" t"' Il
House, Oh Monday. III" seventh day OF Mare
\. y. !s>7 ali the right. title Hn1 interest "t
William Wilson, IL a." following GrSrrhc|
prorrrti' u vii: All tn:.i tract "r ir,rcri "'
Land, situate. iyin. md being in the CUun'y
of AUbeviite, Soutli C;rul.na, ana containing
Fifty so Acres.
more or i.>S. aai bounded hr lands OF The
Homc>lrat:. .lli>ton .aiiis and Others. Lev
i"i on :.I:G to he sold aS t''c properly of WI
Ii:t;ti Wilson. 10 SIIjSfy Tho aforesaid !.Xc,r;
lions and cuS,>. TEi;MS-ClsN.
j. I. G. DUpRE.
Feb. j, 1881 Sheriff y. c.
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N Office.
Notice to Debtors & Creditors

A Ii. persons '.drhteh TO the estate OF u. y
a ky. dcc,.a,-d, must make early lay
ment, and tauSc having claims agliEst ia'
estate will present the same 10
L. G.. KAY,
Feb > 1887. 81 Executor.
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Help for Farmers.

HAVE invented q simple machine to pull
veriZc and distribute" in the drill COM
Posi- and STABLE MANURE. Any farmer
short notice. Terms c;l>y-Cl>h. Apply to
JNO. Il. MCGEE,
Feb. l6, 1857, I'm Due West, ;. e.
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Bridge Notice.

rVNHE contract for building bridge across
/ Turkey lrrrk near \. NJ. .Agi,cws will b."
let to the Loves Responsible Bidder at tie
bridge on the 10Th Of March next at II O'Clock
A. NJ. Contractor 10 give tcrd and security
at letting G.. II. MATTISDN,
County ConlmISsionlr.
Feb, =, 1857, 81
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Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.

VIZ y bF -kDDtsN llIl.E.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Samuel w. johnson AGAINST Amanda John
son ct ai.-EOTecloSure.
PY virtue Of an oder Of sal" made in the
- above stated case. viii offer for sale at
rubic outcrv at Ah'cvi lc &. H., =. G.. on Sale
day in March, '>N1, within the legal hours of
sale, the f'llowin" described property. situate
in said state an County. To wit: All that
tract or parcel of land, containing
Two Hundred and Twenty Acres,
moro or lcs., bounded by lands of John =.
Johnson, the said Samuel W. Johnson, EliZa-
hrtn B.l!, and tact OF land lately owned by
Sanu"i l.. Jones.
TERMS OF SALE.-OnC-halr cash. balance
in twelve months. with interest from day OF
sale secured by bond of The purchaser and Il
mortgage of thc premises, with leave to the
purchaser t. pay all cash. Purchaser to pay
for papers and record, n".
Feb. l2, lSS-, It
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Situation Desired

DY 4 LADY AS SALESWOMAN. Goot
ID references . ven. LddraSS
i, q. W, Greenwood, S. c.
Feb. 9. Isl, If
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Masters Sale,
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY or AEEEEILLE.

COURT uF COMMON PLEAS.
Ida y. Wi!iamH 1T ~. n..,i">t ..uia \. Power
ct tuL-i:.Iti;i'tn.
ny virtue nf a., order "f >a" made in the
Is nl,o"e stated cas-. WIZ .r!i': 'ur sal. At
public outcry al f:ht v;i!'',. l.. :. G.. on Sa!"-
duy in March, .SsI. -: ~ =. i;t,. h"GrS of
sale the fu,invii:. ,:.".""i.'ri r:"pcrty OF
Amanda; Johnson, dive "'"', ani /" =: John
SON deceased, sttu l., III >aid stat" IN" toui-
ty. 10 wit: Al Mat tr:cl oc parcel oi land,
containing
Four Hundred and Sircty-0n Acres,
more or les bounGc.l by AIDS of ). :. Goth
ran, John I,nucy. Newton l>n"N, aud others.
TO be rcSult AT Tue ri>i ul MrS. Iua i. " IL
liayns fnrmc purchaser.
TERMS Or S.tLt.- tnehalf cash, balance
in twelve months, with interest from day OF
sale, secured by bond OF the purchaser ana Il
mortgage OF the premises. Purchaser TO pay
for papers AMI recording.
]. Z. KLUGH, Master.
Feb. II, lSS7,st
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i'jty so Acres.
SheriG's Sale.

Watson & Dean. aS Adm .Hnh Others a"@ii*l
.AnanGa j JDh;,SOn.-s- ul.dry l.N2cutlon;.
pH virtue oi Suiitlry Executions To- me I'll!
- rcrird. il the anovc stated case WEI
sell IL the limne>t hidCic". III Puuiic Auction,
within the lpuAi hours OF sale. ut .thhcviiIc
Court House ;,n Monday lGe Scvcalh day 81
March \. ID. lSN7. all the ri%iit, title ami inleF-
est of Mrs. Anna :da Johnson, III ihc lol0win%
,icsrrIb ii properly To wit: All that lrac; or
Parcel of Lana. situate, lying and being on
waters of Rocky River, IN the County of Ab.
brrliIp South Ca-nlina, cXrcpi 50 mulch there
nf as may hc set oil 10 her as a Homestead,
,n fY,Itsiinlnp
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>ur-i:RnrsD. ~ -. NuET:iE"rSp. so. 81.
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H.. Nir.is...:a ii ,,m an >Ir,rt.nhuc 81 pm
iy.. %r'Y Ylr.rry. " q" m AYR S":,"ca q! I'm
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Arr Au-fi>la e ~ I'm Arg Atlanta w 10 ~ pm
NJ - III -, clos. connection for .ttlanta.
". - IN K close connection for Augusta and
Charleston - 'uininlia.
LA>. l.. TAYLOR. Gen'l Pass. Agent.
D. ,'AEDWELi. :. p. A. Columbia S. c.
SOL. HAAS. Traffic Maia-cr.
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

Dr. w. A. Knapp bss moved bis
large stock of drugs, medicines, ETC.,
into the new and handsome Diamond
building, on the corner Of Ryan and
Pujo streets, which was built espeei-
ally for the Peoples Drug Store under
the mechanical supervision Of Mr. D.
II Bqell. The inside finish of this
building is very handsome, and when
the Doctor gets all bis goods in
shape the Peoples Ding Store will
be one of The "topiesP establishment
of the kind in the State, outside Of
New Orleans.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

The Fair given by The Ladies Of the
Catholic Church, at Williams Opera
House, on last Wednesday and PhHrs-
day nights, for the benefit Of the
church, was 2 complete success in
every way, From information received
we feel safe in saying that oar Catho-
lie friends will net about $500, which
We learn will be used in finishing mp
the inside of their church. Competi-
ton for the prizes offered ran higb,
especially among the boys for the
monkey, which was won by our little
friend, gohpy RQsteet. The PbpPlz
Hook and Ladder O.. won The silver
tIpmpet, and Miss Irene Lyons, daugh,
ter Of Mr., jeff. Lyons, carried of tbs
beautiful bunch of wax flowers.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

One Of The most brilliant and ep-
joyable social parties Of The season
was that Of last Saturday night ~ the
residence Of Judge g. A. Fqprnet,
given by Master Joseph and Miss
Blanche Foprpet. The parlors were
well flled with Lake Charles Jolliest
young people who enjoyed themselves
to their hearts content and bad 2 good
time gsperslly for several hours. The
refreshments, ice7eEeam, cake, etc, were
If the choicest quality and in great
abundance. Miss Blanche, who by
the way is quite ap expert performer,
entertained the guests gitR come sweet
music On the piano, which was PRE-.
poppeed pQr exeeiiqnee The EeHo
returns thanks 70 Master Joseph and
| Miss Blanche for their kind remem-
berapee il The shape IF gQodly spP,
/ ply Of choice cake.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

We call attention to the advertise
mept Of the Tulane University, one Of
the most popular and Aourishipg edq-
catiopa institutions ip the South. To
those Of our people who contemplate
educating their children abroad we
say by all means patEopize the Tulane
University.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06
NOTICE.


LAND OFFfcR Az Nav GalRANs IA,
june 18TH 1891
hT0TIGE Is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has fled notice ~ his inten-
and that said proof will be- made before the Judge,
Of ii his ahseies the CleTk Of the District 0engt
at Lake Charles La, On Saturday, August ",
1887, Wis Landry Manuel who made homestead ~.
entry No. 6di5 for the 81 of NWk and n of sW4r
Sec u.s. Tp south r. west, Louisiana Mefl-
dian. He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upen and Guilt Of
r. v Mareantal and Sol bertrand all Of galeasieEl
iapegs1t.i THOs. j. BUTLER, Register,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

The most promising reports from
all sections of the parish are daily re-
eeiEed as to crop prospects. Corr,
cotton, cane, rice, potatoes, peas, etc,
all 10 a prosperous condition and prom
ising q handsome yield.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06
TtaanAks.

We return thanks to Mrs p, Eber-
hard, n. o.; D, Moran, South Bay
City. Mich. ; g. H. Wstkinson, Neigh,
Nebraska ; Nat Wasey, Lake Charles,
for new subscriptions and TO |, L.
Miller, Arkansas City, Kansas @. W.
Gorkrap, Meadows, and n, Prentice,
Welsh, Caleasieu parish, for renewal
of subscriptions,